Environmental and anthropogenic influences on movement and foraging in a critically endangered lemur species, Propithecus tattersalli: implications for habitat conservation planning

Table 2 Data summary of six golden-crowned sifaka (Propithecus tattersalli) groups followed in different forest types (dry, moderate, and humid) in three forest fragments (Solaniampilana, Bekaraoka, Binara) of two levels of forest disturbance (interior or edge) in the Loky-Manambato Protected Area in northeastern Madagascar

Lemur group ID	Number of follow days		Number of GPS locations		Home range (ha)		Core area (ha)		Core Area (% overlap)
Lemur group ID	Dry	Rainy	Dry	Rainy	Dry	Rainy	Dry	Rainy	Core Area (% overlap)
Dry-interior	9	7	285	206	6.04	7.95	0.88	1.91	16.7%
Dry-edge	8	7	270	216	8.19	31.6	0.89	2.62	51.2%
Moderate-interior	8	9	266	334	2.93	9.16	0.63	1.87	41.0%
Moderate-edge	8	8	299	269	2.78	4.83	0.57	0.78	16.3%
Humid-interior	8	9	282	320	3.69	25.1	0.68	1.71	32.0%
Humid-edge	9	8	290	278	12.5	11.1	1.18	1.90	53.9%

The number of consecutive follow days, the number of GPS locations recorded, home range size (hectares), and core area size (hectares) are indicated for both the dry (June–August 2019) and rainy (February–April 2019) seasons. Percent core area overlap between seasons also is included

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